Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-15

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fornia with her mother.
Thanks to County Superintendent OF
Public Schools, James Laird, for . copy OF
the school laws for 1887.
VIM. Read, acting Superintendent OF
the Monitor mine, at Taylor, came up
from California yesterday.
It Is now expected that at least $50 per-
sons will go on the thunderbolt excursion
train to Palisads on Sunday next.
Miss Mitchell of Iowa and M. Buck
we're married on the platform of q Pull
man coach st Rathdrum, Idaho, last week.
By the burning Of q theater al Hurley,
Wisconsin, last Saturday night, eleven
actors and actresses persisted in the flames.
At Redwood City, CAL, DR.. Gamble. a
naturalized Canadian, tore down and
trampled on the stars and stripes on the
Fourth.
Philadelphia Inquirer: "Six suicides
in one day go to show what an unsttrao-
tive place to live in New York 10 in hot
weather."
P. J. Dunno, Recorder OF Storey Lodge,
has paid $4,000 for the A. O.. U. W. to
the widow of John Lawler, killed In the
jacket mine.
The English purchasers of th Q Pittsburg
mine at Lewis, Lander county, are max
ing arrangements for working ore on
an extensive scale.
A society paper kindly informs Its
readers that when q lady and gentleman
walk on the street the lady should walk
inside the gentleman"
The Vassar girls are 10 have a gymna-
| Qium- lint N will ha an hu;l< that M nVu;n0
masculine eyes will ever get q glimpse of
their pretty stockings.
There 10 but one saloon in Riverside.
CAL, and it pays a license Of So, 800 per
year. The city authorities are, however.
about to close 1t up.
1t is reported that James and John
Bergman have struck a fine bunch Of
very rich ore on the so foot level OF the
Geddes mine. Secret Canyon.
The excursion to palisade on Sunday
next, will give 10 those that go on it, the
fastest and cheapest ride they have ever
had on the Eureka d Palisade railroad.
Lula. the 16-yesr-old daughter OF a
Sacramento merchant named Cook ell.
oped with l.. O. Clsrkson, a clerk. The
latter is charged with robbing his en-
ployer,
Ii IL thought that about one-half Of the
people who will go 10 Palisade on the
thunderbolt excursion train on Sunday
next will continue or to Elko to see the
circus.
The Esmeralda News says: The LIE.
panto struck water-a dinner bucketful
and dam dirty at that; ID next struck
lightning and shut down. discharging al
the miners employed.
The Como-Eureka miners are on tht
n warpath. They have not been paid, and
are red-hos after the Symonds brothers
VINO they say sold the bullion extracted
> and left for the Bay. .
Hank knight and Chris Malatests, cam,
home from Mineral Hill by private con
veyance yesterday. Hank reports grea
ACTIVITY at thar place. and says the mineI
there are very promising.
Those who want to 90 to Palisade OF
the excursion on Sunday next, will tax,
notice that they will have to take passag,
from the Eureka& Palisade railroad depot
= as there will not be q train from Rub,
Hill.
In the Justice Court. May Sherman, al
infant. by here guardian ad Item, CHARLIE
! frevost, has brought suit to recover
, piano valued at $3.50. that was sold q shor
i Time ago under an attachment by w. J
Tonkin.
!, more than 100 names have been reg
! istered; therefore, the thunderbolt OK
cursion TO Pslisade will 60 as advertised
a ana the train will leave the depot at
O'CLOCK sharp, on Sunday morning next
Yhe Tuscarora Times Review SAYS
Miners were never 80 scarce in this distric
Q as at the present time, and that there i
not an idle man in town who is able an,
wiling TO work. all being employed in th
various mines. and upon ranches gather
ing the hay crop.
The County Superintendent of Publ
9 Schools, James Laird. Yesterday receive
I from State Superintendent OF Public In
strnction. W.O. Dewey, she school laws 70
. 1887, and the same will be immediatel
forwarded to the Clerks of the severa
boards OF school trustees in this county.
E. N. Robinson and wife, Col. 10
drandelmeyer and J. w. Edwards, cam
up by special train from Palisade veste,
Q day. They are direct from New Yorl
Col. Grandelmeyer remained In Eureks
but the balance OF the party continue
their journey to Hamilton by private con
. veyance.
There will be a number OF persons VIII
0 will go to Palissde on the thunderbolt fas
q excursion train on Sunday next, VIII
q would moi have even dreamt of maxim
the trip on the regular train. Some Q
a them will go out In the mountains TO hum
some to the circus at Elko, some 10 Coz
q tez, and Others to visit friends at variou
a points.
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Change OF Base.
W. j. Smith takes pleasure in informin
the residents Of Eureka and s~urroundin
%oonntrv that hia akakiorarv .cd hna;nao